Many thanks to Prof. Dr. Müge Kasanmascheff for her insightful talk on “Water as Modulator of Electron Transfer and Activity in Biological Systems”! Afterwards, she offered a relaxed coffee chat to talk about her experiences in science, career paths, and opportunities for women in research.

Understanding tunneling is fundamental to understanding PCET processes and their reactivity. We are grateful to Prof. Dr. Johannes Kästner for shedding light on this topic in his talk “Tunneling Processes in Chemistry Simulated with Instanton Theory” as part of the SFB 1633 Seminar Series.

From Nov 3-7, MINT-EC students joined us for a science camp on sustainable electrochemistry at the XLAB Göttingen. Vivian Keune (Prof. Waitz), Ajdin Velić (Prof. Meyer), Anne Goetz and Katharina Oelschlegel (Prof. Schneider) introduced the students to key PCET concepts through hands-on experiments.

Our second Method Course took place on Nov 5–6! Prof. Dr. Siegfried Waldvogel and Dr. Darryl Nater introduced participants to electrosynthesis through an engaging lecture and hands-on demonstrations. The program also included a tour of the MPI for Solar System Research networking opportunities.

Kicking off this semester’s SFB 1633 Seminar Series, Prof. Dr. Benjamin Dietzek-Ivanšić (University of Jena / Leibniz-IOM) delivered an inspiring talk on “Light-driven electron and proton transfer in polymers and at interfaces.” Many thanks for sharing your work with us!

Congratulations to Prof. Siegfried R. Waldvogel for being awarded the Wöhler Award for Sustainable Chemistry in honor of his transformative work advancing electrosynthetic methodologies and sustainable reaction design! Read the full press release on the GDCh website: gdch.app/article/scie...

🎉 Congratulations to Vivian Keune @lucian99.bsky.social from AK Waitz for winning the Poster Prize at the GdCh-FGCU Conference in Erlangen for his poster “Vom Schadstoff zum Rohstoff – Elektrochemische Reduktion von Nitrat zu Ammoniak”! 👏

Honored to welcome guests from the prestigious Tsinghua University in Beijing tsinghuauniversity.bsky.social for a fruitful exchange with representatives of the Faculty of Chemistry and the CRC 1633 in Göttingen. Many thanks for the inspiring discussions and the successful collaboration!

Yesterday, we wrapped up the SFB1633 seminar series for summer term 2025: a great finale featuring Prof. Dr. Ingrid Span (FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg) with her insightful talk "Hydrogenases made crystal clear". We ended the day with a barbecue and lots of good conversations. Thanks to everyone who joined!

Prof. Dr. Oliver Einsle (Uni Freiburg) at today’s CRC 1633 Seminar: “Controlling and Coordinating Proton and Electron Flow in Bioinorganic Protein Machines.” Fascinating insights into biochemistry research! #CRC1633 #Science

Thanks for two great talks in the SFB 1633 Seminar Series recently: -Prof. Dr. Katja Heinze: Photochemistry of Complexes with Earth-abundant Metals -Prof. Dr. Charles Machan: Metal-Free Molecules as Electrocatalysts and Co-electrocatalysts Excited for two more talks coming up! #Photochemistry

Many thanks to Dr. Constanze Neumann (MPI für Kohlenforschung, Mülheim an der Ruhr) for her insightful talk "Controlling the Spatial Arrangement of Active Sites in Heterogeneous Catalysis" in today’s SFB 1633 Seminar Series! #SFB1633 #Catalysis #SeminarSeries #HeterogeneousCatalysis #ScienceTalks

How can theory drive innovation in energy storage and conversion? On April 24, Prof. Dr. Kai S. Exner (Univ. Duisburg-Essen) explored exactly that in his inspiring talk as part of the #SFB1633 Seminar Series. 💡 Great pre-session exchange with our PhDs! #EnergyResearch #TheoreticalChemistry

Exciting insights at #NPSE! 🔬 As part of the public outreach project of SFB 1633, our work was presented in a talk on sustainable electrochemistry by @lucian99.bsky.social and in a poster session. Great to exchange ideas and explore new perspectives! #ScienceOutreach #ConferenceExperience

An inspiring online workshop today on Effective Science Communication – online & offline! 🚀💡 Great insights, engaging discussions, and valuable tips on making science accessible and impactful. Huge thanks to everyone who contributed.

Just wrapped up the first CRC 1633 Retreat at Kloster Drübeck! Three intense and inspiring days dedicated to PCET, bringing together researchers from all participating universities. A big thank you to everyone who contributed—looking forward to the next steps!

The final talk of this winter’s CRC 1633 Seminar Series featured Prof. Dr. Sven Rau (University of Ulm) with his talk "Learning from Nature – Repair and Damage Mitigation in Artificial Photosynthesis." A truly inspiring talk on the future of energy conversion! Thanks to everyone!

Yesterday, Dr. Guangi Qiu (@guanqichem) from the MPI for Chemical Energy Conversion, Mülheim an der Ruhr, presented an insightful talk about "Selectivity in Proton-Coupled Electron Transfer" as part of the CRC 1633 Seminar Series. Thank you, Dr. Qiu, for sharing your expertise…

Yesterday at the CRC1633 Seminar, Dr. Lukas Gierster from @electrondynamix presented an inspiring talk: "A honey trap? - Exciting and excited state properties of ZnO, its surfaces, and interfaces". Huge thanks for the fascinating insights!

Today's seminar featured Prof. Dr. Martin Srnec from the J. Heyrovský Institute of Physical Chemistry @JHINST_Prague, who explored "Principles controlling reactivity and mechanism of H-atom abstraction". Thanks to all who attended and engaged in the discussion!

Today's seminar featured Prof. Dr. Martin Srnec from the J. Heyrovský Institute of Physical Chemistry @JHINST_Prague, who explored "Principles controlling reactivity and mechanism of H-atom abstraction". Thanks to all who attended and engaged in the discussion!

Last week, Jun.-Prof. Deven Estes (@esteslab) shared insights on Proton-Electron Transfers and Metal-Support Interactions in our Seminar Series, emphasizing the pivotal role of metal hydrides in reactions with oxide surfaces. Thanks to everyone joining his talk!

Last week, Jun.-Prof. Deven Estes (@esteslab) shared insights on Proton-Electron Transfers and Metal-Support Interactions in our Seminar Series, emphasizing the pivotal role of metal hydrides in reactions with oxide surfaces. Thanks to everyone joining his talk!

SFB 1633 Seminar Series enters the next round! Yesterday was a great kick-off with a talk by Dr. George Cutsail @cutsail_lab about Advanced EPR and X-ray Spectroscopies! For all talks in winter semester 2024/25 see https://uni-goettingen.de/de/seminar+series/683999.html (online...

Last week, CRC 1633 took part in the 3rd International CataLysis Networking Conference. Thanks to all contributors! Special congratulations to CRC 1633 member Shagun Thakur, who received the poster award for her poster ‘Production of well-defined surfaces for catalysis’!

Thanks to Prof. Dr. Sharon Hammes-Schiffer for the great talk on PCET in catalysis and energy conversion as a small break from summer break! @SHS_chem_group

Great closing of the SFB 1633 Seminar Series in summer semester 2024 with a talk by Prof. Dr Christoph Kerzig!

Thanks to Dr Andreas Meyer for his talk on paramagnetic resonance methods in last weeks CRC 1633 Seminar Series!

Thanks for an amazing kick-off symposium at #altemensa to all CRC members, guests, and particularly to the speakers from all over Germany and the US @MayerPCET @dr_marossi @LabHeinze @franc_meyer @notherChemist

We thank Prof. Dr. James Mayer for his exciting talk on proton-coupled electron transfer in today's joint seminar of CRC 1633 and CRC 1073!

Great opening of the CRC 1633 Seminar Series with an interesting talk by Jun.-Prof. Dr. Katharina Kaiser!

We presented our outreach project and the CRC at the "New Perspectives in Science Education" conference in Florence. Thank you to all colleagues for the interesting and stimulating exchange!

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